Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-09-28

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son, I'd.
Parlor rug, wool-Emma Kaiser, LIST
and I'd.
Hearth rug, wool-Emma Kaiser, 1st,
A. Eldridge, I'd.
~; Hearth rug, rags-E. J. Errison, 1st,
Knitted wool lace-Dorr, LIST.
Silk quilt, patchwork
Cotton M. J. Gates, 1st.
Quilt, made by lady over 60 years of
age-Rustad, 1st.
Log cabin quilt-Eldridge, 1st, Gates,
I'd.
Worsted comforter-Rustad, 1st.
Japanese or patchwork sofa pillow-N.
S. Frisbee, 1st.
Braided pillow case or sham-H. Ed
dy, 1st.
Observation-Disclosures, LIST.
Cotton embroidery-Ayers, LIST.
Embroidered handkerchief-Dorr, LIST,
Ayers, I'd.
Kensington embroidery, worsted-Mrs.
Keenan,, 1st.
Sofa pillow-Mrs. keenan,, 1st.
Knitted cotton lace-Mrs. Kaiser 1st,
and Mrs. Wagner I'd.
Knitted cotton spread-Mrs. A. Rustad
1st.
MANUFACTURES.
Double farm harness-Kaiser & Quincy,
1st prem. Double carriage harness, 1st
prem; single harness, 1st prem.
FINE ARTS
Landscape painting in oll:-Mrs. Dorr,
1st.
Animal painting-Kaiser, 1st.
Thompson, 1st.
Ornamental paintine-Mrs keenan,, 1st.
Collection of paintings by Minnesota
artist, Miss Veta West, 1st.
DAIRY. PANTRY AND KITCHEN.
20lbs. dairy butter-Mrs. Thos. Malone,
1st; Mrs. NJ. J. Gates, I'd. Print butter
Mrs. Malone, 1st. Display of dairy pro-
ducts-Mrs. Thos. Malone, 1st.
Loaf home made bread-Mrs. 0. Ayers,
1st; Mrs. c. L. West, I'd.
Home made Graham bread-Mrs. A.
Rustad, 1st.
Raised biscuit-Mrs. G. L. West, 1st;
Mrs. Thos. Malone, I'd.
Layer cake-Mrs. G. L. West. 1st; Mrs.
Baudler, 3D..
Doughnuts-Mrs. G. L. West, 1st; Mrs.
Malone, I'd.
Cookies-Mrs. Malone, 1st.
Biscuit. by girl under IA, Miss G. A.
Vaudeville, 1st; MISS L. Malone, I'd.
Jellies-Mrs. Frisbie, 1st; A. Dickerson
I'd.
Canned Strawberries Frlsbie, 1st;
Mrs. G. L. West, Cd.
Canned raspberries Revord, 1st;
| Mrs. Frisbie, I'd.
Plums-C. L. West, 1st;. Mrs. Frisbis,
3D.
Currants and bottled pickles by Mrs.
Frisbie, 1st on both.
Home made vinegar-Mrs. N. ]. Gates,
1st; Mrs. ]. Revord, I'd.
Canned grapes-Mrs. Revord, 1st; Mrs.
Frisbie, I'd.
Canned catsu p-Mrs Baudler, 1st.
Canned sweet corn--Mrs Baudler, 1st.
Canned peaches-Mrs. G. L. West, 1st;
Mrs, Revord, I'd.
Canned pears-Mrs. G. L. West, 1st.
Picked apples-Mrs, Frlsbie, 1st; Mrs.
Baudler, I'd.
watermelon-Mrs. Frisbie, 1st; Mrs.
Baudler I'd.
Variety of apples-O. Wheelock, 1st
VdElcIY VI lTult-O. VI. T ElSUlc, lSL.
Crab apples-S. NJ. Frisbie, 1st.
Grapes-S. NJ. Frisbie, 1st.
Tame plums-S. NJ. Frisbie, 1st
GRAIN AND VEGETABLES.
Barley-T. B. Smith, 1st.
Glover seed-M. E. Varco, 1st
Timothy seed-M. E. Varco, 1st
Corn in ear-'T. B. Smith, 1st; Geo. Bod
dler, I'd.
Potatoes - Geo. Boddler, 1st; Chas.
BarntZ. I'd.
Beets Geo. Boddler, 1st; Anton
Rustad, I'd.
Carrots Geo. Boddler, 1st; A. Rustad,
I'd.
Onions-A Rustad, 1st; Chas. Barntz I'd.
Turnips.-George Boddler, 1st; Chas.
Barntz, 2d.
Cabbage-A Rustad, 1st; Chas. Ba1ntz,
I'd.
Squashes - George Boddler. 1st; A.
| Rustad, I'd
Watermelons-T B. Smith, 1st; Geo.
Boddler, I'd.
Pumpkins A. Rustad, 1st; George
Boddler, 2d.
Muskmelon-Gsorge Boddler, 1st; Chas
Barntz, I'd.
Seed corn-A. Rustad, 1st; George
Boddler I'd.
B oddler, I'd, ''
Beans-George Boddler, 1st; A. Rustad,
I'd.
Red pepper-A. Rustad, 1st; Geo.
Boddler, I'd.
Sweet corn-George Boddler, 1st.
Celery-George Boddler. 1st; Charles
BarntZ, I'd.
Lettuce-A. Rustad, 1st; George Bodd-
ler. I'd.
Onion sets-George Boddler, 1st; A.
Rustad, I'd.
Parsnips-A. Rustad, 1st; George Bodd-
ler, I'd.
Tomatoes-George Boddler, 1st; Chas.
Barntz, I'd.
| Gourds-A Rustad, 1st.
! Citrons-Rustad, 1st; Boddler I'd.
| Display of egetables-Boddler 1st,
Rustad I'd.
! FLOWERS AND PLANTS
Geraniums-Mrs.E E. Wagner, 1st prem.
on three classes.